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A geometric construction of colored HOMFLYPT homology

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arxiv 0905.0486 v3 pith:ZV77BDV3 submitted 2009-05-04 math.GT math.AG

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The aim of this paper is two-fold. First, we give a fully geometric description of the HOMFLYPT homology of Khovanov-Rozansky. Our method is to construct this invariant in terms of the cohomology of various sheaves on certain algebraic groups, in the same spirit as the authors' previous work on Soergel bimodules. All the differentials and gradings which appear in the construction of HOMFLYPT homology are given a geometric interpretation. In fact, with only minor modifications, we can extend this construction to give a categorification of the colored HOMFLYPT polynomial, colored HOMFLYPT homology. We show that it is in fact a knot invariant categorifying the colored HOMFLYPT polynomial and that this coincides with the categorification proposed by Mackaay, Stosic and Vaz.

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  1. HOMFLYPT homology for links in handlebodies via type A Soergel bimodules

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    Links in genus-g handlebodies are assigned a triply-graded homology built from singular Soergel bimodules and Hochschild cohomology, generalizing colored HOMFLYPT homology.

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